
Proact has started 2022 on the up with a rise in first quarter revenues despite supplier delays continuing to be a thorn in the system integrator's side. Total revenues for Q1 grew 19 per cent to SEK 1.064bn (€102m) while EBIT increased 21.7 per cent to SEK 41.4m (€3.9m) from January to March 2022. The Sweden-based company previously saw its Q4 2021 sales drop four per cent owing to vendor delivery delays, a situation Proact's CEO, Jonas Hasselberg, described as "unchanged". "Duri...
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